Teodoro Trivulzio, 1597-1657, Prince of the Holy Roman Empire, Count of Mesocco and Valle Misolcina 1622 by Master M.A.S.

Teodoro Trivulzio, 1597-1657, Prince of the Holy Roman Empire, Count of Mesocco and Valle Misolcina 1622 1622 - 1626

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sculpture

medal

3d sculpting

stone

close up portrait

sculptural image

unrealistic statue

portrait head and shoulder

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sculpture

mid-section and head portrait

carved

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This bronze medal, created between 1622 and 1626 by Master M.A.S., depicts Teodoro Trivulzio, Prince of the Holy Roman Empire, Count of Mesocco and Valle Misolcina. The medal features a profile portrait of Trivulzio in armor, with his name and titles inscribed around the edge. This small, detailed work is a fine example of Renaissance portraiture, capturing the likeness and dignity of the subject in a realistic and expressive manner. The inscription on the edge is a key element of the artwork, serving as a testament to the importance of the subject and the purpose of the medal itself.